I liked this photo a lot... her mom originally wanted it in black and white, but fell in love with this look. Ok.... so what do you think??? be honest... I'm here to learn. Thank you!

Mpix makes this claim on their FAQs page: Why can I not print my full image? We are unable to offer a full frame printing feature. It is mathematically impossible for our printers to avoid cropping on files that do not meet the aspect ratio of the print size ordered. We suggest ordering print sizes ...

Ok here they are! Please critique!!! I want to improve my photography so be honest. :)

My daughter fell in love with 35mm black and white photography in college. However, she is a poor college student. She would like to develop the film, then just choose from the negatives and have the pro shop print the "good" ones. She knows what is needed. I play around in the digital slr...

Is there someone who has done a book on MPix similar to an architectural portfolio and can give me advice on getting MPix to print out various media types on the same page? 1.) I need to know in advance how to ensure that line art (i.e., B&W drawings & sketches, etc) prints out correctly (DPI...

I'd like to see Mpix offer Ilford's glossy version of its digital RC black and white paper. This product has been out for several months now, and often I want a glossy surface. I get > 90% of my B&W prints from Mpix, but I can't find anywhere that will print on the glossy version of...

Obviously this is a winter shot from what we here in Vermont consider a city, it's a solid 3 or 4 blocks of this, too much congestion :) Anyway, I wanted to get thoughts on weather (intended) or not the vehicle in the middle of the frame ruined the shot, I like everything about this forum thus far...

When taking portrait photos of newborns against a black or white background (fabric), when editing the digital pictures, how can I easily make the background look solid where you don't see color variations & wrinkles in the fabrics? I want it to look like they're floating in a way! I'm...

Here is my method for doing conversions. 1) Start with a well exposed and color corrected image, I shoot in RAW and do this in Lightroom, Photoshop will work too. 2) Open the image in Photoshop. 3) Go to Image > Mode > Greyscale 4) Create a Curves Adjustment Layer and do any needed density/contrast...

Any and all CC welcome. They asked for a contemporary photo shoot, they didn't want to look like something from the chain stores, they said. So I took these thinking they would love the artistic nature and the symbolism. But NOPE they hated them. I ended up having to take "traditional O. Mills...